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Preserving History. Providing Access. Promoting Understanding.
Since 1946, the Forest History Society has stewarded historical treasures, ensuring they are not lost, but instead are collected, preserved, and made available to all. FHS is your starting place for exploring the people, places, and events that shaped forest history. Whether you are conducting research, preparing a lesson plan, or a history buff who appreciates rare documents and photos and want to learn more, we are here to serve you.
The Forest History Society is a nonprofit library and archive dedicated to collecting, preserving, and disseminating forest and conservation history for all to use. The Society links the past to the future while reminding us about our important forest heritage.
Digital Collections
Digital Collections provide direct access to a selection of the rich primary source materials held by the Forest History Society. As time and funding permit, the Society is preparing digital versions of some of its more interesting documents, photographs, films, and other materials. In addition to our ongoing efforts to digitize and catalog the extensive FHS Photograph Collection, the Society also periodically brings together digital resources around a topical theme of interest. Below you will find links to selected digital collections that assemble archival resources around a subject of historical significance, just follow the links through Research and Explore.